They don't have to move if they don't want to and they can't move without the new owner's permission to break the lease.

We've had the same tenants in there for 5 years, they pay on time and take good care of the place (they planted flower beds, had a fence built and rented a pressure washer to clean the exterior, with our permission of course).  

I’m glad that I did this because the two dogs my tenant brought into the home without permission has caused damages to the neighbors fence.

When I went to go serve the tenant a violation letter I discovered that the tenant changed the dead bolt to a key pad dead bolt without my permission.

I called my realtor and asked for permission to take the photos. 

I did give permission, in fact, when I went to do the final walk thru with the tenant it was obvious the property would not be vacated completely that day. 

Did you purposely find a broker that'd allow you or had a broker but asked for permission? 

Matt You would need the permission of the owner to rehab the house and it could be written into the agreement, but their concern might be "how do we know you will do things to code" and "what if you get half way done and can't afford to do the rest" and "what if you do a crappy job and it won't sell", etc.

Get permission to sublet on a large house 4+ bedrooms. 

#1 Do I have to go back to the bank in first lien position to ask for permission to have a second lien LOC on the property?